TR-2 research reactor receives renewed licence
Nuclear research is expected to resume at TENMAK’s Çekmece facility.
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Nuclear research is expected to resume at TENMAK’s Çekmece facility.
The ministry aims to broaden its revision of the National Energy Plan.
The programme offers conditional support tied to measured energy savings and carbon-intensity reductions in specified sectors.
Consumer and retail readings improved while construction sentiment eased, leaving the composite above the 100 threshold.
Seasonally adjusted indicators improved in retail, held steady in services and edged lower in construction.
Solar and wind represented 34.2% of installed capacity; ministry data also distinguish capacity from actual generation.
Data includedThe 17 September document sets out the committee’s 10 September assessment and diverging price indicators.
The overnight corridor was unchanged as the committee weighed inflation trends, domestic demand and geopolitical energy costs.
The notice to proceed follows investment approval; Fluor’s contract share is $7.5 billion.
Licensing and design contracts advance the proposed complex before a final investment decision.
Detailed negotiations continue toward a full EPC contract for the Polish project.
The renewal covers work across the Scott, Buzzard and Golden Eagle fields.